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Electronics / Digital (Electromechanical Technology Series)

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K.F. Cathey; R.D. Mitchell; R.W. Tinnell; D.A. Yeager

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Topics
TERC, electromechanical, binary, digital, electronics, engineering education
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electromechtech; additional_collections
Language
English
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192.8M
Electronics/Digital is intended to provide meaningful experience in digital circuit analysis for students of modern technology. The topics included provide exposure to: basic principles of digital logic, logic gates, flip-flops and other circuits, as well as to basic digital systems. The materials are presented in an action oriented format combining many of the features normally found in a textbook with those usually associated with laboratory manual.
  1. BINARY NUMBER SYSTEM 1
  2. BOOLEAN ALGEBRA 9
  3. OSCILLOSCOPE WAVEFORM MEASUREMENTS 19
  4. BASIC WAVEFORMS 26
  5. TRANSISTOR SWITCHING 37
  6. DESIGN OF THE TRANSISTOR SWITCH 47
  7. DIODE CLIPPERS 59
  8. TRANSISTOR CLIPPERS AND CLAMPS 67
  9. DIODE LOGIC GATES 76
  10. RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC (RTL) CIRCUITS 85
  11. DIRECT COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC (DCTL) GATES 95 
  12. INHIBITORS 106
  13. FUNDAMENTALS OF MULTIVIBRATORS 115
  14. BISTABLE MULTIVIBRATORS 121
  15. MULTIVIBRATOR TRIGGER CI RCUITS 127
  16. INTEGRATED CIRCUIT LOGICAL FLIP-FLOPS 133
  17. BLOCKING OSCILLATORS 140
  18. TWO-DIODE STORAGE COUNTER 148
  19. BASIC COUNTERS 156
  20. RING COUNTER 165
  21. SHIFT REGISTERS 172
  22. DIODE MATRIX CIRCUITS 184
  23. PARITY CHECKING CIRCUITS 192
  24. INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL 199
  25. TEMPERATURE CONTROL CLOCK 203
  26. MANUAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL 210
  27. TEMPERATURE CONTROL COUNTERS 215
  28. AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL 221
  29. COMPUTER PROBLEM SOLUTIONS 230
  30. SUMMARY OF LOGIC OPERATIONS 233
This manual, along with the others in the Electromechanical Technology Series, is the result of six years of research and development by TERC, a national nonprofit, public service corporation with headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It has undergone a number of revisions as a direct result of experience gained with students in technical schools and community colleges throughout the country.
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